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The 16 pages that link to First Sudanese Civil War, each with the reason it gives.

• Anglo-Egyptian SudanRelated: The war began before independence amid southern opposition to northern-dominated rule.

• Second Sudanese Civil WarNarrower topic: Its unfinished autonomy settlement left tensions that resurfaced after Khartoum reversed key provisions.

• Omar al-BashirRelated: The unresolved regional divisions behind this war persisted into the state al-Bashir governed.

• Sudanese Armed ForcesRelated: The SAF’s campaign against southern rebels helped define the new state’s first major conflict.

• South Sudanese independenceRelated: It established the north–south conflict that later peace agreements sought to resolve.

• Sudanese RevolutionNarrower topic: Decades of conflict and uneven governance formed part of the political background to the uprising.

• Sudanese independenceRelated: The war began just before independence and exposed deep disputes over power and regional autonomy.

• Sudan People's Liberation ArmyRelated: The earlier war left unresolved grievances that resurfaced in the army's rebellion.

• Addis Ababa AgreementNarrower topic: Ending this war was the agreement’s immediate purpose.

• 2011 South Sudanese independence referendumRelated: Its unresolved grievances helped set the stage for renewed war and the later independence vote.

• Gezira StateRelated: The long conflict affected national development and migration into central Sudan.

• JubaRelated: The war’s outbreak in 1955 began in Torit, near Juba, and shaped the city’s political setting.

• Gaafar NimeiryRelated: The Addis Ababa Agreement, signed under Nimeiry, ended this first phase of civil war.

• History of SudanBroader topic: The war exposed deep disputes over regional autonomy and the distribution of political power.

• History of South SudanBroader topic: Its settlement granted southern autonomy but left disputes over power and resources unresolved.

• The Vulture and the Little GirlNarrower topic: The wider conflict contributed to displacement and food insecurity in the region Carter visited.